2019 Route d'Occitanie, stage 4

Event hilly_stage Q64346294
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Summary

2019 Route d'Occitanie, stage 4 is a hilly stage[1].

Key Facts

  • Winner: Arnaud Démare[2], Alejandro Valverde[3]
  • Country: France[4]
  • Follows: 2019 Route d'Occitanie, stage 3[5]
  • Part of: 2019 Route d'Occitanie[6]
  • Point in time: June 24, 2019[7]
  • Sport: road bicycle racing[8]
  • Start point: Clermont-Pouyguillès[9]
  • Destination point: Clermont-Pouyguillès[10]
  • Series ordinal: 4[11]
  • Stage classification: Arnaud Démare[12], Sacha Modolo[13], Julien Simon[14], David González[15], José Joaquín Rojas[16], Anthony Maldonado[17], Julien El Fares[18], Sergey Chernetskiy[19], Garikoitz Bravo[20], Luis Ángel Maté[21]
  • Event distance: 154.8 km[22]

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Recognition

Wins include Arnaud Démare[2], a sport cyclist[23], b. 1991[24], of France[25] and Alejandro Valverde[3], a sport cyclist[26], b. 1980[27], of Spain[28], awarded the Vélo d'Or[29].

FAQs

What awards did 2019 Route d'Occitanie, stage 4 receive?

Honors received include Arnaud Démare[2] and Alejandro Valverde[3].

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Class ancestry

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